Sculptures rooted in nature
By Melissa Starker, The Columbus Dispatch - January 27, 2013 Whether or not anyone is around to hear it, if a tree falls in the forest, it usually remains on the ground. View Full Article » In the News
By Melissa Starker, The Columbus Dispatch - January 27, 2013 Whether or not anyone is around to hear it, if a tree falls in the forest, it usually remains on the ground. View Full Article » In the News
By Christopher A. Yates, The Columbus Dispatch - December 10, 2012 Connections between an art teacher and a student are always compelling. Thinking wishfully, perhaps, one expects to find paths of influence and continuity — a poetic dialogue between the master and the apprentice. More often than not, however, overt connections are invisible. After all, [...]
By Melissa Starker, The Columbus Dispatch - July 9, 2012 Columbus artist Michael Hoza started his visual career as a filmmaker. In 1983, after finishing his first painting, he discovered he had a stronger affinity for working in a medium not based on motion. View Full Article » In the News [...]
By Christopher A. Yates, The Columbus Dispatch - May 24, 2012 The paintings of John Reddington are meditative responses to place and experience. View Full Article » In the News
By Melissa Starker, The Columbus Dispatch - February 5, 2012 As the introductory statement for the exhibit “Frozen” points out, water can take three forms: liquid, steam or ice. The Dublin Arts Council exhibition focuses only on the last one but reflects it through the work of three artists. View Full Article » [...]
By Christopher A. Yates, The Columbus Dispatch - November 27, 2011 Juliellen Byrne adds to her repertoire of surreal and grotesque figures with rats — the focus of her new exhibit in the Dublin Arts Council gallery. View Full Article » In the News
By Amy Davis, The Columbus Dispatch - July 10, 2011 David Bamber's sculptures reflect his childhood in industrial Belfast, Northern Ireland. View Full Article » In the News
By Melissa Starker, The Columbus Dispatch - January 9, 2011 With his iPod providing a soundtrack, Rory Krupp conjures up playful stories in his mind that take shape as collections of controlled watercolor lines, abstract shapes and the occasional well-placed bleed. View Full Article » In the News
By Melissa Starker, The Columbus Dispatch - October 17, 2010 Benjamin Knepper and Kenneth Morgan have known each other for more than three decades, since they met while doing installation art at a SoHo gallery in New York. View Full Article » In the News
By Amy Davis, The Columbus Dispatch - May 23, 2010 Interiors and exteriors collide in a new exhibition at the Dublin Arts Council. View Full Article » In the News